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It's a trade-off.
I guess I kind of look at it as a trade-off.
Thus there can be a trade-off between the two optimizations.
However, latency is greatly increased as a trade-off.
This will usually require a trade-off- where one factor is optimized at the expense of others.
As with everything, there's a trade-off, however;
Of course there's a trade-off: These hoses do provide water more quickly, but they are not as gentle on the soil.
In short, Okun's big trade-off doesn't seem to be a trade-off at all.
As with those other types,there's a trade-off for being able to purchase the house of your dreams.
What price would they be willing to pay for it given its advantages(and probably some disadvantages- most things in life are a trade-off) over competitive products.
All in all,this is always a trade-off between security(iterators remain always valid) and efficiency.
In reality, they often have to make decisions that create a trade-off between bias and variance.
There's often a trade-off between easing symptoms and having to put up with some side-effects from treatment.
The net effect is that for any given program,there is a trade-off between playing speed and life and death reading abilities.
There is a trade-off between body size and the number of neurons a primate, including us, can sustain.
You do have to dumb things down, but there's a trade-off that's really important to understand,” says Segal.
It is a trade-off between trying new things in hopes of something better, and sticking with what it knows will work.
Since these states are missing one of thetwo pillars to stability, it is dangerous to initiate such a trade-off as it takes time to rebuild trust from the population.
In Figure 6.6,I sketched out a trade-off between risk to participants and benefits to research from data release.
So instead, we have to make a trade-off: we can zoom in and get the details right, but have no idea what's going on worldwide; or, we could sacrifice realism at small scales in order to see the bigger picture.
This would occur,since the number of different bases in such an organism is a trade-off between a small number of bases increasing replication accuracy and a large number of bases increasing the catalytic efficiency of ribozymes.
This will usually require a tradeoff- where one is optimized at the expense of others.
A tradeoff was to have been offered at that meeting, whereby Israeli would call off its air strikes in Syria if Iran stopped sending arms to Hizballah via Syria.
There's always a tradeoff between security and convenience, and the same is true with secure wallets, Hearn warned.
Because the redundant bits are transmitted across the same paths as the original data they are designed to protect,there is a tradeoff between bit-error and data rates.
And what we found is that because neurons are so expensive,there is a tradeoff between body size and number of neurons.
But evolution will preserve differences when there is a tradeoff: when one trait is good for one thing, while the opposite is good for something else.
The use of the password keeping feature is a tradeoff between security and comfort. I encourage you to think it over and decide for yourself if you want to use it or not.
Some studies have shown that multifocal IOLs provide better near vision than accommodating IOLs, but they are also more likely to cause glare ormildly blurred distance vision as a tradeoff.
Some studies have shown that multifocal lenses provide better near vision than accommodating IOLs, but they are also more likely to cause glare ormildly blurred distance vision as a tradeoff.